Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Conduct"

A:

1.
the manner in which a person behaves, especially on a particular occasion or in a particular context.
"all three brothers were known for their disorderly conduct"

2.
the action or manner of managing an activity or organization.
"his conduct of the campaign"

archaic
the action of leading; guidance.
"traveling through the world under the conduct of chance"

verb
verb: conduct; 3rd person present: conducts; past tense: conducted; past participle: conducted; gerund or present participle: conducting
/kənˈdəkt/

1.
organize and carry out.
"in the second trial he conducted his own defense"
h
Similar:
manage

2.
lead or guide (someone) to or around a particular place.
"he conducted us through his personal gallery of the Civil War"
h

A: I don't think loose conduct is something a native would say. For synonyms of распущенность you could try: laxity, lack of discipline, misconduct, negligence, poor conduct, unprofessional conduct. Something more colloquial would be "a slapdash attitude"

A: Somebody's behavior was very bad, so they received a grade of 0 (/10, /100...)

A: Organize and carry out

Conduct an investigation.
Conduct an inquiry.
Etc

Or it means behaviour.

Poor conduct.
Generous conduct.
Etc.

Or it means to lead or guide.

Conduct a tour.
Conduct an orchestra.
Etc.

Or to act as a channel for something (like heat or electricity)

Wires are used to conduct electricity.
Copper kettles conduct a lot of heat.
Etc.

A: 😁conduct[kən'dʌkt]😁

👉the rules of conduct

👉good conduct

👉bad conduct

👉There was growing criticism of the Government's conduct of the war

👉I told the bodyguard to conduct him to the door /to conduct him out

👉The guide conducted the tourists round the museum

👉General Vo Nguyen Giap conduct an army

👉They will conduct a meeting , negotiations

👉copper conducts electricity better than other materials do

👉He conducts oneself honourably , with dignity , likes a gentleman

A: The children must practice good conduct in school. The prisoners had good conduct so they were rewarded with more outside time. At the doctors appointment, the nurse conducted several tests on the patient.

A: The police are conducting an investigation.
I like the way that company conducts business.
He conducts the orchestra well.
Metals conduct electricity well.

A: The copper wire conducts electricity.
The new student has bad conduct reports.
The ship was conducted around the ice burgs.
(different meanings)

A: 一緒に行って案内する🍀

目的地に連れて行ったり、あれこれ指示したりするという意味の「案内する」の英語は「guide」です。

旅行のときに目的地まで連れて行ってくれて、おすすめのスポットを教えてくれたり行動を指示したりする人をツアーガイドと言いますよね。

そういったガイドさんがしてくれるような動作を英語では「guide」を使って表現するわけです。


My daughter will guide you around the city.

娘が街を案内して周りますよ。

My son will guide you to the station.

息子が駅へ案内します。

導いて案内する🍀

特定の場所に連れて行ったり、その場所を案内したりすることを英語で「conduct」と言います。

団体旅行のスケジュールを管理して、旅がスムーズに進むように導いてくれる人をツアーコンダクター（tour conductor）と言いますよね。

旅行を案内（conduct）してくれる人だから「ツアーコンダクター」と呼ぶわけです。

「conduct」は「guide」よりフォーマルな表現です。


The old man conducted me around the town.

その老人は、町を案内してくれました。

The man conducted me to a small room, where we talked about the business.

男は私を小さな部屋に案内してくれました。そこで私達は仕事の話をしました。

ぜひ参考にしてください！

A: They are very similar, but conducting a task sounds like there is a leader
- "The police are conducting an investigation"

but if you perform a task, you are just doing it or you are doing the task in front of an audience.
- "The magician is performing some tricks"
- "He performed well on his exam"

Hope this helps!!

A: Insult is used far more often in everyday speach.

A: conduct means you teach them by doing, dictate means you force them to follow you, and lead means that they follow willingly

A: There is an insignificant difference between them. "Conducting something" is the way of managing a business, affair, etc.; handling. "To conduct" is used in a broad meaning, to conduct business (what business and what you do is not concrete). "To manage" is used when there is something concrete, like "to manage a factory".

A: The code of conduct for a doctor elevates him above unreasonable prejudices.

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: What does it mean?

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: 冠詞の問題ではなくて、research という単語は、uncountable noun だからです。
conduct research, Research shows, According to research などのようにa をつけて数えません。なぜだかはわかりませんが、とても不思議ですよね。😅

survey は、countable noun なので a survey です。

A: @sandychung: Generally, you should use "at".

For events, like a dinner party, a regular party, or a parade, always use "at". So, "I'm at the dinner party!"

"I'm at the party!"

"I'm at the parade!"

A: I guess it is natural, but it is much more formal than what we would use today. It sounds like 19th century English.

A: @sallysall95: I would say the most common is "carry out foreign policy", but you could say any of them and people would understand. The only one that might get misconstrued is "produce", as that would mean they've come up with the foreign policy but haven't exactly had it passed or carried out the action yet :)